looking for a small trailer to haul Bike

does anyone have a trailer for sale - i am looking for a single bike trailer ENCLOSED. the size would be about a 6 x 10 and tall enuf so i can walk into it without hunching over. . . . .. I like the specialty trailers made just for bikes but i am having a hard time finding one where i live. . .. i am in Winnipeg Canada but i am willing to travel a distance to get what i want. Must be in good condition. I know everyone else is looking for one too but just thought i would ask.

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Do you have Craigs List in Canada? Here it is full of choices both new and used trailers.

no craigs list here but we have other sites - just cant find anything i want like this. . . . . thought i would reach out the my fellow F6B'ers.

Not sure if this helps you, but I have too been looking at trailer options for my Bikes. Go to wwwKlingertrailers.com, they have a very nice ramp free trailer, Other one I was looking at
was Baxley ramp free trailer, I believe both of them might have an enclosed options as well. The Klinger is made in Lower Michigan, the Baxley is made in Georgia but you might have
a dealer up in the woods where you are. Hope this helps you.

Forgot to mention the website for Baxley is www.baxleycompanies.com. They both list prices as well, In USD$

I have had a Baxley for years and I have to admit it is the best trailer I have ever owned.
The draw back here is it is not enclosed .
The one that Bunny showed in her post is one of the best I have ever seen
An old ridding buddy to some of us R.J.had that exact one and it was the cat,s ass.
Loved the air lift and the other features.

I have a 7x7x14 enclosed by Stealth that is a dream to pull. Check out any trailer place and ask to look at their box trailers. Most of them have a bike setup option.

A buddy got a trailer kit from Harbor Freight (I think) and mounted a nice car top carrier on it. Painted it matchie - matchie, looks & tows great. He said it wasn't hard at all.

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Originally Posted by olegoat345

A buddy got a trailer kit from Harbor Freight (I think) and mounted a nice car top carrier on it. Painted it matchie - matchie, looks & tows great. He said it wasn't hard at all.

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Might be hard to load an F6B into what you have described .

OOPS = his was behind the bike

The one in the photo looks sleek, clean and neat. After looking at that, I'm sure you're not interested in a regular enclosed trailer.

Maybe ask Brent Leroy? (Dog River, Sask)